About this redesign service
Why most website redesigns in BD fail before they start
Most website redesign projects in BD get sold on the wrong promise. An agency shows you a Dribbble shot, quotes a number, and starts moving pixels. Six months later, you have a prettier site that still loads in 9 seconds on a 3G connection in Mirpur. And it still doesn't tell anyone what you actually sell.
That isn't a redesign. That is a repaint job. It is the biggest reason BD businesses come to me asking to redo a site that was redone less than two years ago.
A real redesign starts with the question nobody is asking you: what is broken? Sometimes the design is fine, and your information architecture is the problem. Sometimes your homepage is beautiful, but your contact page is a dead end. Sometimes the whole stack is so old that no theme update will save it.
I spend the first week of any redesign figuring out where the bleeding is. Then I rebuild around the answer, not around a moodboard.
I work alone. That is the whole pitch. There is no account manager between you and the person designing your site. No junior gets handed your project after the discovery call, and no team-of-twelve markup is baked into the quote. You message me on WhatsApp, I open the file, and I make the change.
For most BD businesses, that means a redesign that costs less than a mid-tier agency quote. And it looks more considered than what you get from a fiverr-hopper.
I have been doing this for roughly five years across Dhaka, Chattogram and smaller cities. My clients include logistics firms, retail brands, salons, training institutes and B2B suppliers. The brief is almost always the same. The existing site looks tired and runs slow, and the owner is embarrassed to put the URL in a Facebook ad. I treat the redesign like a small surgery, not a cosmetic touch-up.
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